Salisbury Sees Dutch Note Aimed At Little Gain
Lord Salisbury at the Junior Constitution Club denounced a recent Dutch note as pointless and said peace must acknowledge sovereign rights for security. He warned Ireland’s hostility endangers empire unity and pledged strenuous effort to maintain imperial position, noting war has strengthened external policy.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Constitution Club
Ireland
Farnell
O'Connell
County Line Surveyed to Morgan County Preserve
Madison Ga February 5 Special H Sheffield state civil engineer appointed by Governor Candler to fix the Morgan Walton county line completed the arduous task after weeks locating the line traced over a century start Newton county line to the Appalachian river High Shoals to Morgan through 15 miles of rough country The survey places all High Shoals factory property in Morgan county.
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Madison
H. Sheffield
Candler
Morgan and
Walton
Sheffield
Newton County
Appalaches River
High Shoals
Morgan County
Peruna testimonial from Memphis woman endorses cure
Beautiful women from across the United States submit letters praising Peruna. Mattie Douglass of 18 Thomas Ave Memphis Tennessee reports long-standing headaches and general ill health improving after taking Beruna. She says headaches disappeared and health has been perfect for over a year.
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Mattie Douglass
Thomas
Memphis
Tenn
Beruna
United States
Canada
Peruna Claim On Mucous Membranes And Catarrhal Diseases
An advertisement extols Peruna as a remedy that cleans mucous membranes and permanently eliminates catarrhal diseases. It links mucous membranes to body surfaces, warns that neglected colds lead to serious catarrh, notes women’s susceptibility to weather, and promises early treatment benefits with Peruna. Readers are invited to write Dr. Hartman with case details for guidance.
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Lenore Allen
Dowell Street
San Francisco
Cal
Martman
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Kentucky Beauty Weds Prominent Boston Man
Lexington Ky February 5. Miss Grace Engman of Lexington and Mr Clare Draper of Boston were married today in the Episcopal cathedral. Engman, a daughter of H A Engman noted turfman and capitalist, was born in Louisiana and raised in Kentucky. The marriage ties a long Draper Kentucky romance begun at the Voorhies wedding, with Draper brothers all marrying Lexington girls.
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Grace Engman
Clare Draper
Boston
Mass
Episcopal Cathedral
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Misa “Neman
H. A. Engman
Louisiana
Engman
South
Hese
Ketucky
New Orleans
Toledo
Ohio
New York City
St. Louis
Lexington
St. Bouts
Eringman
Arthur Joy Draper
Lilly Voorhies
Engmsan
Miss Voorhies
Voorhies
Firat
Humor in Parliament Hall Over Sister in Law Bill
London February 3 The Cecils led opposition to the sister in law bill as Lord Hugh Cecil and Evlyn Cecil warned of marital disruption and future matrimony in the wake of a death. Liberal Sir William Guerdon rebutted with a letter about seven sisters illustrating a worst case scenario. An angry anti Cecil demonstration preceded the vote amid parliamentary delays and hostile reactions to Salisburs kin. Negro May Be the One Wanted. Tuscaloosa February 5 A Tuscaloosa county jail holds Tom Randolph suspected in the six year old killing of Wilson near Akron. Randolph, a local laborer, is to be held awaiting Hale county sheriff word. Spring sightings follow a Fannin county man’s note of five rattlesnakes near a moonshine distillery.
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London
Cecils
Bil
Hugh Cecil
Lord Salisbury
Greenwich
Evlyn Cecil
Astor Manor
William Guerdon
Hugh
Salisbur
Tuscaloosa
Tom Rahdolpn
Kyle
Mr. Wilson
Wale County
Wilson
Akron
Randolph
Pratt Mines
Hale County
British Surprise the Boers in Pretoria Dispatch
Lord Kitchener reports Major Leaders’ force surprised De Larey’s commando capturing 131 enemies with slight British casualties. Dewet’s pursuit ended with the last gun taken. Commandant Wissels routed, a pounder and pompon seized, and 150 horses amid scattered ammunition and wagons.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
de Larey
Dewet
Wessels
Leutenants
Bying
Liebenburgvielt
Wissels
Firman
Tailors' Second Session in Norfolk Nominates Officers
The Merchant Tailors' National Exchange in Norfolk on February 2nd and 3rd focused on nominating officers and the Denver and Cincinnati contest for the 1903 convention. The Cincinnati candidacy seems favored, and a motion sought to elect at the St. Louis exposition.
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Norfolk
Merchant Tailors’ National Exchange
Denver
Cincinnati
Amateurs Present My Friend from India in Rome
Local talent staged My Friend from India at the Rome opera house to benefit the Young Men's Library Association. The performance, praised as highly creditable for an amateur show, raised a substantial sum for the association.
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Rome
India
Opera
Young Men’s Library Association
Realiae
Navy Accepts Destroyers Stockton Shubrick and Decatur
The Navy Department announces final acceptance of torpedo boat destroyers Stockton and Shubrick and recommends acceptance of destroyer Decatur once minor repairs are finished.
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Washington
Navy Department
Stockton
Shubrick
Naval Board On Construction
Decatur
Speeches Before Convention Report From Virginia
In Richmond on February 3 speeches were delivered before the constitutional convention by Mr Hunton of Farquahar county and Judge Ingram of Manchester while the corporation committee report was under consideration.
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Richmond
Hunton
Farquahar County
Ingram
Manchester
Corporation Committee
Sunday saloon opening proposed by New York DA
District Attorney Jerome submitted to the democratic factions of the senate and assembly an exclusive amendment authorizing saloons to open on Sundays from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. in Klbayny New York.
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Klbany
N. Y
Jerome
New York
Senate
Assembly
The Clavierdale Floats After Storm Stranding
The British steamer Clavierdale from China and Japan for New York, ashore at Brigantine shoal during Saturday night’s storm, was floated today. It appeared uninjured and proceeded to New York under its own steam.
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Atlantic
City
N. J
China
Japan
New York
Friday Not an Unlucky Day in American History
A compact list traces major U S milestones tied to Fridays from Columbus to Yorktown. It notes voyages discovery towns births battles and pivotal actions all occurring on Fridays as a historical thread.
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Jactkaon Argus
Christopher Columbus
America
Henry Wit
England
Cabot
North America
St. Augustine
United States
Princetown
George Washington
Bunker Hill
Saratoga
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Congress
The Man and His Cigar in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia observer criticizes frequent cigar relighters on public transport. He notes smokers who carry butts, relight abandoned cigars, and rub ashes on platforms, offending women and non-smokers. He urges responsibility and condemns the cheap skate who relights a spent cigar.
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Philadelphia
Skate
Government breakfast allowance upheld in Chicago record
The Chicago Record Herald reports an official breakfast allowance of 1.90 dollars for government officers. Young appealed to the comptroller, who ruled in his favor. The daily allowance can be spent in any authorized manner as long as the total does not exceed the permitted amount.
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Frice
Chicago Record-Herald
Young
Comptroller
Taft Discusses Civil and Military Authority in Philippines
Washington February 5 Governor Taft told the senate committee on the Philippines that differences with General MacArthur over civilian and military control have been bridged by a compromise. He defended habeas corpus limits, noted natives favor civil institutions, and remarked on Filipino labor, education, and honesty while acknowledging some individuals’ faults and the presence of Chinese labor at times.
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Washington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Taft
Philippines
MacArthur
Chaffee
Dietrich
Patterson
War Department
Hula
RHEA LOSES SEAT IN ELECTION COMMITTEE REPORT
The Wiregrass Blade notes House Elections Committee report affecting Emanuel and Swainsboro. The rest of the text references distant places and poetic lines, with Bremuel and Bremuel like musings, but Swainsboro is described as the fairest and dearest in the affected area.
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House Elections Committee
Emanuel
Swainsboro
Ana
Bremuel
Venice
Paria
Naples
Gal Tila
Longon
Strand
Hopeful view of consumptives cures rising
The article argues that a growing percentage of consumptives are cured each year and credits Scott's Emulsion as an effective medicine. It attributes success to the medicine's long tolerance by patients, noting people do not tire of it quickly and that helps drive better outcomes.
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Scott
Germans Rejected the Spanish Crisis Proposal in 1898
Dispatches reveal that German and Austrian mediation failed to unite Europe over the Cuba crisis. Count Muravieff doubted any outcome from a mere step by Austria. Spain pressed for arbitration if needed, while France and Britain debated a concerted approach to resolve the conflict and preserve peace.
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France
Germany
Spain
England
United States
Europe
New York
Associated Press
Madrid
Washington
Maine
Congress
Gallon
Paris
Cuba
Diplomatic telegrams on Spain United States tensions 1898
A compilation of telegraphic dispatches from Rome Vienna and London dated March 25 to March 28 1898 discussing Spain United States relations. Reports praise Spanish moderation and urge European powers to influence Washington while advocating publication of a Spanish commission report to support arbitration.
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London
Balfour
Brit
Spain
United States
Washington
Rascon
Vienna
Marek Isis
Boring for Oil Begins Near Rome
Rome Ga February special Rome Empire National Gas and Oil Company organized to operate in Floyd county with capital stock of 500000. J J Sevy of Rome serves as president on a local board of directors. The Rome Petroleum and Iron Company chartered in South Dakota with capital 1000000 began boring for oil 3 miles west of Rome today.
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Rome
Empire National Gas and Oil Company
Haa
Floyd County
New Jaracy
J. J. Sevy
Rome Petroleum and Iron Company
South Dakota
Capital
Houston Farmers Face Hard Times and Shifting Crops
In Houston’s Farmers column the editor notes farmers’ frustration with drought and crop losses, calling for prudent action. It cites low corn supplies, a freeze harming oat and other crops, and a shift toward small grains. Farmers plan to plant more cereals to compensate and anticipate limited cotton seed for first plantings due to recent price, credit and market conditions.
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Houston
Houston Ham Journal
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